General Engine bay decals
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General Engine bay decals
There must be pics somewhere...I will dig some out if no-one else does. All I know is:
Blue one on air cleaner side
Yellow one on voltage regulator
The red "Attenzione" on the inside engine lid, near the top left side and fitted, apparently upside down so you can read it without a rubber neck...not everyone knows that!
There may be more but I don't have them.
Blue one on air cleaner side
Yellow one on voltage regulator
The red "Attenzione" on the inside engine lid, near the top left side and fitted, apparently upside down so you can read it without a rubber neck...not everyone knows that!
There may be more but I don't have them.
The one on my engine lid is upside down, I didn't notice until I saw it in pictures after the event. It's in Italian so nobody can read it anyway, unless of course they speak Italian.
The is also a little blue one that goes on the jack and the clear running in sticker that goes on the inside of the windscreen and then a little label with a hole through it, again ATTENZIONE! That can dangle from anywhere inside the car on a bit of string or elastic band. On one side it refers to the type of oil to use and on the other side it goes on about running in and post running in not to exceed the red marks on the speedo. Also after washing the car make sure you take it for a drive and hit the brakes a few time to get rid of any water ingress that way affect the brakes.
Tony
The is also a little blue one that goes on the jack and the clear running in sticker that goes on the inside of the windscreen and then a little label with a hole through it, again ATTENZIONE! That can dangle from anywhere inside the car on a bit of string or elastic band. On one side it refers to the type of oil to use and on the other side it goes on about running in and post running in not to exceed the red marks on the speedo. Also after washing the car make sure you take it for a drive and hit the brakes a few time to get rid of any water ingress that way affect the brakes.
Tony
That's a funny dangling label you describe Tony; it would last 5 minutes in an average car before being dumped with the car park tickets and petrol receipts.
I have one in my prewar car engine bay, made of aluminium and screen printed in red telling me which engine oils I can use. They are all unavailable now.
I have one in my prewar car engine bay, made of aluminium and screen printed in red telling me which engine oils I can use. They are all unavailable now.
These are mine.
At the risk of being involved in another door handle debacle
, I'll say from the outset that they may not be in exactly the correct positions, but they will be damn close
The last two express my feelings toward my little car, who one day wants to grow up to be like his big V8/V12 brother ...
I'm missing the air filter decal because I use an aftermarket air filter and my jack has a decal but it is missing from the car at present.
Chris
At the risk of being involved in another door handle debacle
, I'll say from the outset that they may not be in exactly the correct positions, but they will be damn close The last two express my feelings toward my little car, who one day wants to grow up to be like his big V8/V12 brother ...
I'm missing the air filter decal because I use an aftermarket air filter and my jack has a decal but it is missing from the car at present.
Chris
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Hi everyone
Here are my decals, and a picture of how we are seen by our friends in the car!
The jack decal is not show and the speeds indicator is at bottom right of the windscreen. The card label is tied on as far away from the exhaust for obvious reasons. The yellow regulator label is now on the alternator as I saw one of these on a dynamo so I followed suit.
Cheers
Hugh Jarce
Here are my decals, and a picture of how we are seen by our friends in the car!
The jack decal is not show and the speeds indicator is at bottom right of the windscreen. The card label is tied on as far away from the exhaust for obvious reasons. The yellow regulator label is now on the alternator as I saw one of these on a dynamo so I followed suit.
Cheers
Hugh Jarce
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I came across this old post and was useful as I still had not placed the stickers on my 500 even though it was restored in 2010!!!
As regards the engine bay sticker it has to be readable when the engine cover is open and when you are viewing it directly behind the car so yes it is sort of upside down.
For the windscreen sticker, unfortunately I don’t know anyone that supplies it with mph. I live in Malta and the RHD 500 was only available here and the UK.
As regards the engine bay sticker it has to be readable when the engine cover is open and when you are viewing it directly behind the car so yes it is sort of upside down.
For the windscreen sticker, unfortunately I don’t know anyone that supplies it with mph. I live in Malta and the RHD 500 was only available here and the UK.
